Public Works Deputy Director Clint Curtis presented two approach permits. A26-039, and A26-040. He explained the project and that both parcels are owned by the same person, who plans to subdivide the lots. The parties discussed approaches to subdivision and future safety planning. Commissioner Killian made a motion to approve approach permits A26-039 and A26-0040 as presented. Commissioner Chugg seconded the motion. Commissioner Killian voted aye, Commissioner Chugg voted aye, and Commissioner Miles voted aye. The motion passed.

Economic Development Director Kori Wilde said there is a vacancy on the board for a workforce representative. She suggested appointing Judi Collins and explained her background and why she would be a good fit for the position. Commissioner Chugg made a motion to appoint Judi Collins to the Economic Advisory Board. Commissioner Killian seconded the motion. Commissioner Chugg voted aye, Commissioner Killian voted aye, and Commissioner Miles voted aye. The motion passed.

Economic Development Director Kori Wilde presented two applications for the Main Street Matching Grant. Vengeance Powersports for $10,000 and Higher Healing Energetics for $5,000. She described the project for Vengeance. They had previously leased buildings, but the location they are at now was purchased and is back in Duchesne County. The projects completed for the Matching Grant included dirt work, asphalt, fencing, lighting, HVAC, symmetric lift, and signage. The total cost of the upgrades was over $20,000. Local contractors completed eighty percent of the work.

Higher Healing Energetics purchased equipment that promotes healing, including an XL bean bag chair, shelving units, paraffin wax, hammocks, yoga mats, an infrared sauna, red light therapy, a laser engraver, and a sound bed. The parties discussed the business and how they moved into a building that had been vacant for a while. Commissioner Killian made a motion to approve the matching grant applications for Vengeance Powersports for $10,000 and Higher Healing Energetics for $5,000. Commissioner Chugg seconded the motion. Commissioner Killian voted aye, Commissioner Chugg voted aye, and Commissioner Miles voted aye. The motion passed.

Clerk-Auditor Chelise Curtis and Treasurer Stephen Potter presented the list of properties that were on the May tax sale—a total of forty-six parcels sold. The amount of back taxes collected was $77,719.85. The parties discussed the auction process and the collection of funds from purchasers. Commissioner Chugg made a motion to ratify the 2026 May tax sale. Commissioner Killian seconded the motion. Commissioner Chugg voted aye, Commissioner Killian voted aye, and Commissioner Miles voted aye. The motion passed.

Clerk-Auditor Chelise Curtis presented a list of four BOE adjustments. She explained the reasons for the adjustments. Parcel 00-0027-3833; no value change, acreage needs to be changed from 5 acres to 1 acre, old tax $1,534.66, new tax $1,534.66. Parcel 00-0026-6951; greenbelt market value $79,499, acreage 23.GZ3 market value $85,415 – old tax $26.96, new tax $71.59. Parcel 00-0026-4279; primary land and greenbelt values merged. Greenbelt value needs to be $8,310, acreage should be .59. LR01 code market value needs to change to $31,500 – old value $0.00, new value $8,310.00, old tax: $1,644.91, new tax: $1,584.89. Parcel 00-0034-0982; square footage was incorrect; 10 sq ft to 660 sq ft. BS05 needs to be changed to the current value: $23,055 – old value: $5,913.00, new value: $23,055.00, old tax: $588.10, new tax: $771.83. Commissioner Killian made a motion to approve the BOE valuation adjustments as presented. Commissioner Chugg seconded the motion. Commissioner Killian voted aye, Commissioner Chugg voted aye, and Commissioner Miles voted aye. The motion passed.

Emergency Management Director Josh Phillips was unable to attend the meeting but sent an email update for his department. Commissioner Miles read the email. There was a fire on Friday evening in the Pinn Willie’s area; about an acre was burnt, and it was human-caused, most likely from a dragging chain or sparks from a trailer. The fire traveled fairly